a photograph may be described as overexposed when it has a loss of highlight detail - that is when important bright parts of an image are washed out or effectively all white - known as blown out highlights or clipped whites.
overexposure can easily happen when there is so much
snow around - though sometimes it is not a mistake but a personal choice.
I believe that overexposure is beautiful. this is what came out from my
mamiya yesterday - after a bright sunny day full of snow and a
darkroom session.
prints from a 120 ilford hp5 film:
♥ kudos to Jacopo for the two portraits he took of me - I do not often like myself on photographs.
in
february the day light gets truly longer:
I will take more photographs - despite the freezing temperature.
I love these pictures and the mamiya *__*
ReplyDeletemore mamiya please!
yes! she deserves more field trips ;-)
DeleteLovely you !
ReplyDeletethank you, it must be the snow ;-)
DeleteQueste foto sono davvero bellissime!!!! <3
ReplyDeletegrazie Emi :-) <3
Deletei love the first one. you look like a snowflake! and the rest are great too.
ReplyDeleteyes, the first one is my favourite too! :-)
Deletethe exposure time under the enlarger was exactly right in that one. unfortunately, I didn't manage to get the other ones as perfect as the first one: it was seriously a matter of instants.
I should get a timer soon ;-)
Beautiful photos of a beautiful couple!
ReplyDelete;)
thank you once again, Charlyn :-)
Deleteso so beauiful! both of you :)
ReplyDeletei usually love overexposed photos, but these are truly special!
thank you so much, Joana :-)
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